DASAR KEBIJAKAN KEMENTERIAN KEUANGAN DALAM PERBEDAAAN KEWENANGAN PELELANG DAN PEJABAT LELANG KELAS II SERTA AKIBATNYA DALAM PRAKTEK

Abstract

The difference in authority between a Class II Auctioneer and an Auction Officer is regulated in Article 8 PMK Number 93/PMK.06/2010 as amended by PMK Number 106/PMK.06/2013. This difference in authority is based on a legal status policy as a form of legal protection for both the Auctioneer and the Class II Auction Officer. The research method used in this research is normative juridical. The objectives to be raised in this study are the basic policy considerations for differences in authority between Class II Auction Officers and Auction Officials and the consequences for Class II Auction Officials from this difference in authority. The results of the study show that the weak form of legal protection for Class II Auction Officials is not a reason or basis for the enactment of a policy of class differences and authority between Auction Officials and Auction Officials II. It must be underlined that Class II Auction Officials are General Officials who must themselves be protected by the state. In addition, the activities and performance of the Auction Officer are also supervised by DJKN. While the resulting consequences are narrow space for Class II Auction Officials, intense private auction competition, lack of opinion, and reduced contribution of Class II Auction Officials to state revenues.